In addition to Ashton Jeanty and Ahmed Hassanein, four more former Boise State players will have a chance at chasing their NFL dreams after signing with teams over the weekend as undrafted free agents.
Safety Alexander Teubner, offensive lineman Ben Dooley, wide receiver Cameron Camper and safety Seyi Oladipo all signed with teams this weekend after not hearing their names called during the seven rounds of the NFL Draft.
Teubner signed a free agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens, Dooley with the Los Angeles Rams, Camper with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Oladipo with the Miami Dolphins.
All four will likely be invited to participate in their teams’ respective training camps for an opportunity to make the roster for this upcoming season.
Additionally, Jeanty, a running back, was picked sixth overall by the Las Vegas Raiders while Hassanein, an edge rusher, was picked in the sixth round by the Detroit Lions.
Teubner, Oladipo and Dooley all spent their entire carriers with the Broncos, while Camper was in Boise for his final season after transferring from Indiana last year.
Teubner had 195 career tackles, two sacks, two interceptions, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries during his career. He was a two-time All-Mountain West honorable mention and the defensive MVP of the 2023 Mountain West Championship game.
Oladipo was named the defensive MVP of this past season’s Mountain West Championship game and had 186 tackles, eight sacks, four interceptions, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery during his Broncos career. He was an All-Mountain West honorable mention in 2023, a second-team selection in 2024 and was also named an All-America honorable mention by College Football Network this past season.
Dooley started 38 games for the Broncos, 25 at left guard, nine at right guard and four at right tackle. He was a second-team All-Mountain West selection in 2021, a first-team selection in 2024 and was also a third-team All-America selection by College Football Network in 2024.
Camper led the Broncos in receptions (58) and receiving yards (903) in his lone season in Boise. He was named an All-Mountain West honorable mention selection.